I built a new garage last year and painted the walls and ceilings with Valspar Industrial Oil Based Enamel. It has now been 9 months and the smell will not go away. It will still, to this day, burn your eyes and throat and embed itself in your clothing. Quick run down... 24x32 w/ 11' ceiling OSB walls and ceiling Kills oil based primer(2 coats) Valspar.....paint(1 coat) Concrete floor sealed(standard sealer) Concrete ratwall painted with Epoxy paint. Cabinets and Benches painted with oil based All the coats were given plenty of drying time. The garage has central air and heat. Winter temps were always between 70 and 80 degrees. The garage IS air tight and I really can't leave it open. I have tried venting it...it helps til I close it back up. I have tried an Ozone machine...same effect. I have sent a paint sample to Valspar and contacted ServPro(a company the specializes in this sort of thing)...No one has an answer. They all think the "source" is still present. Are they thinking my paint is still not dry after 9 months??? I have also noticed that a white film has collected on all galvanized surfaces(overhead door track and parts). Can anyone help?

A couple of weeks ago I removed my cedar entrance door, sanded and painted it. In some spots I sanded through existing paint to the wood. I primed the entire door with a good oil based exterior primer. The next day the spots that were sanded to the wood were turning yellow. I then primed these areas with BIN and put on two finished coats. Within a week some areas of the door started to blister. These were on the exterior portion of the door near the bottom. When I cut into the blister, everything had lifted right down to the wood. Since then more blisters have come up, again on the lower part of the exterior side of the door. Any suggestions as to what could be the cause of this blistering?